Sentence examples for prepared particularly from inspiring English sources

They will welcome the tough stuff – and in Gallen's and Birds's case, possibly instigate it – but are they physically prepared, particularly after the month-long lay-off since the end of the NRL season, for the strain of a tournament?

The food is simple and generally well prepared, particularly the mussels in white wine and beef and Guiness pie.

We chose the all-you-can-eat Seagrapes buffet where the food was generally well prepared, particularly the stir-fries and other cooked-to-order dishes.

But Davenport, who has reached two finals and two semifinals since returning to the Tour four weeks ago in Stanford, Calif., said she thought Williams's consistent play this year left her more prepared, particularly on crucial points.

They are easier to prepare, particularly at the last minute, than overhead slides or notes scribbled on index cards.

He noted that this was his only meal in the day, he enjoyed having his food prepared, and particularly liked the social contact.

In total, 27% of respondents (27%) said they felt that their facility had prepared them particularly well for situations involving aggressive or violent clients (table 1).

With cave diving, there are extra factors beyond human control that you can only best prepare for, particularly in exploring new territory.

"I question its effectiveness in preparing students, particularly students from disadvantaged backgrounds, for careers and college," said David C. Bloomfield, the chairman of the education department at the College of Staten Island.

This systematic review assesses the extent to which full-day kindergarten (FDK), compared with half-day kindergarten (HDK), prepares children, particularly those from low-income and minority families, to succeed in primary and secondary school and improve lifelong health.

The things learned in a classroom simply cannot adequately translate to the real-world; in addition to "book smarts" colleges and universities have a responsibility to prepare attendees, particularly first-generation ones, for the challenges of the modern workforce.